Germany’s migrant integration and legal challenges are spotlighted by the case of a deported student potentially returning and OECD data revealing employment barriers for migrants.
Germany has scrapped the fast-track naturalization process requiring only three years of residency, reinstating a five-year minimum and sparking debate over integration policy and bureaucracy.
Dobrindt expresses ongoing support for the existing migration policy amid political pressures.
Recent developments highlight the ongoing struggles faced by migrants in integrating into German society amid evolving public perceptions.
An analysis of the integration challenges faced by migrants in Germany and the contingent nature of their acceptance.